Divorced Husband Wants Me Back. Novels & Stories

Elianna said, "Silly little fool, it's not your fault. If mommy were stronger, she could bring you back home right away." Zack was puzzled and asked, "So, can't I go home with Mommy now?" Elianna said, "Did you know? When Mommy and that man separated, they hadn't officially divorced yet, so he thinks Mommy is dead. He doesn't even know about Owen. He doesn't know that Mommy has another son besides you. If he finds out, he will definitely try to fight for Owen's custody."

He nods and darts his eyes towards her. “Jessica… my girlfriend. Jessica Williams is back,” he announces without any atom of shame. “Remember the agreement we had? Now that Jessica is back, we should get a divorce so I can marry her.” Jessica Williams? How could Ellodie have forgotten? She takes another step backward, tears welling up in her eyes and lumps upon lumps getting stuck in her throat. She shakes her head, desperately wanting to say something. To fight for them. To keep her marriage intact. To tell him they are expecting a baby.

Carter didn’t retaliate; he just wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth. “If you want a divorce, come back with me.” “Even if she doesn’t go back with you, this marriage is ending,” Marcus shot back. Carter ignored Marcus and stared straight at me, waiting for my response. I stepped out from behind Marcus, trying to appear calm. “Alright, I’ll go back with you.” I wanted the divorce. I wanted a clean break from the past.

Not when he was so close. “In return for it, I want you to call off the divorce.”

I didn't want to hear anything else from him, and so I turned away to leave. However, he stopped me with his words, “I want to take over the family business. They want me back to the family, desperately. In order to take over, I need my wife.” As I heard that, a hilarious laughter burst through my mouth and I turned to him with a scathing glare, “And you want to use me for that? Is that why you want me back so bad? For your selfish reasons?” I wouldn't lie to myself, if that was the case, I was disappointed.

Paige was in utter despair, and it didn't help that Cedric's mother doesn't like her, when she asked her about Cedric, she simply mocked her along with Marlynn the woman she had loved and wanted for her son. Paige was left with nothing. Six months ago, he returned home and the first thing he asked her for, was for her to sign divorce papers. To say Paige was shocked was an understatement, three years of waiting for him to return home only for him to come back and ask her to sign a divorce paper, so what about her? She has put her life on hold waiting for him to return, all that was just a waste.

I repeated. "I know," she whispered. For a moment, I didn’t know what to say anymore. How could I argue with that? How could I convince her to walk away when she was so stubborn about marrying me? She was obsessed with me! "Fine," I finally said, pulling my hands away and stepping back. "If this is really what you want, then so be it. But don’t say I didn’t warn you, Aria!” “Of course,” she said. “Damn it, Aria!” I cursed at her. “How much do you want? How much should I give you just to back out of this marriage thing?”

“That’s the problem, Sebastian. You didn’t think at all. About me. About what I was going through.” “I know I made mistakes,” he said, softer now. “But until the divorce papers are signed, I’m going to keep trying. I’m going to fight for us, Haley. For our family.” My heart clenched at the word family. “Don’t,” I said, my voice low and tired. “Don’t say that like you didn’t already choose someone else." “That’s not true—” “Don’t.” I repeated it again, sharper this time. “Just stop.”

“Back then, my parents gave me money, and I used that money to invest in your company. Now, you’ve succeeded, but you never returned my fair share. In the past, I didn’t bring that up because you’re my husband, but now… “Jordan, I want a divorce!”

“If you really want her to return to your side, there’s only one universal way to do it.” “And that is?” I ask, sounding way too impatient even to my own ears. “It’s called pursuing the woman you love.” “You want me to pursue her?” I raise a brow, regretting his so-called advice already. “But she’s already my wife. What’s there to pursue now?” “Wrong. You two are divorced, aren’t you?” Dammit. How did I forget about that? Maybe that’s one of the other reasons she’s mad at me, too. Maybe she got the misunderstanding that I was the one who initiated the divorce. Maybe she thinks I’m still involved with Hannah.